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Adelaide Hall

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Adelaide Hall
Adelaide Hall (born on October 20th, 1901 died November 7th, 1993) performing in the musical Blackbirds of 1928 at the Liberty Theater, New York City.

Adelaide Hall of course was a famous actress on Broadway, most notably known for her roles with Bill "Bojangles" Robinson in Blackbirds of 1928, and for her part in the Moulin Rouge. She was born in Brooklyn, New York.
Date & Place: at Liberty Theater in New York City, New York USA
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Adelaide Hall performing in the musical Blackbirds in 1928 in Liberty Theater New York.
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Adelaide's parnet were William Hall (1875-1917) and Elizabeth L. Guard (1877-1954). She had sibling Evelyn Hall (born 1904) She married Bertram Errol Hicks (born 1896). A photo of her Philadelphia Inquirer can be seen at Adelaide Hall: Photos There is also an obituary/summary of her life at Find A Grave that can be seen here Adelaide Hall: Obituary
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